305 N Main St, Greer, SC 29650

Remarks: If walls could talk, what stories would the walls at 305 North Main St. tell? Built in 1935 by Greenville architect William Riddle Ward this Colonial Revival home is one of three homes in Greer with the honor of being listed on the National Historic Registry. A sidewalk at the front of the house will take you on a quick stroll to downtown Greer for a bite to eat, a stop at a boutique, or a coffee with friends. When you're ready for home sweet home this is what you'll see as you walk up the brick lined herringbone front sidewalk, the main entrance door with its glass sidelights and arched transom windows, flanked with stately columns, as well as a brand new roof! As the front door opens the foyer reveals a grand staircase, original moldings, arched glass-paneled door, and hardwood flooring. On either side of the foyer you have entertaining spaces. Both spaces have gas log fireplaces, double French doors, original moldings, hardwood flooring, and enough space to host family gatherings, book club, or be belle of the ball at your own gala. The spacious dining room and breakfast nook, with butler's pantry and built-in display nooks, are right around the corner. An amazing covered porch is off the dining room and living room with brick arches, classic Southern haint blue ceiling, and iconic cracked terracotta floor. The kitchen is in the rear of the home and has exterior access for homeowner ease, laundry room accessibility, and a large pantry right around the corner! A convenient full bath is located on the main level and boasts of period-era ceramic tile and cast-iron tub. A set of stairs in the hallway connects to the grand staircase allowing access to the second floor where you'll find four spacious bedrooms. The primary bedroom holds the homes' third gas log fireplace! Set in pairs on either side of the hallway, the bedrooms are designed in a Jack-and-Jill style with two bedrooms each sharing a full bathroom. The bathrooms, like the one on the first floor, boast of vintage ceramic tile, and original tubs, making both bathrooms classic and charming. The story doesn't stop there- the attic has a full staircase with full standing height room and even a built-in cedar chest! And the basement level has a half bath, additional storage, and is walk-out. Even the detached two-car garage was designed by the original architect! The white shed on the property was a child's playhouse and could be brought back to life for generations more to create their own stories inside its tiny walls. It's your turn to let these walls hear your story, I promise they are ready to hold space for you.